Them: adventures with extremists

Robin Ramsay

Jon Ronson New York: Simon and Schuster,2001 $24.00 London: Picador, 2001, £16 (hb) Picador, 2002, £7.99 (pb) This is the book of the TV series on Channel 4 in 2001. Through a series of encounters Ronson presents various aspects of the current, predominantly American, conspiracy theory culture. A bit like Louis Theroux, Ronson tries to ... Read more

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